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HTML - User Posted Comments
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I've recently started a website for a game i belong to and i have things like news items and feedback items, but i want my viewers to be able to post their comments on them and maybe leave a rating out of 5 stars or something like that for each item. I have only just recently started learning coding and this is my first site, so i'm not very experienced yet. But i have used a few php bits to create feedback forms, would it need that sort of thing? Or could it be done simply in html or javascript? If anyone knows of any online tutorials which cover this sort of thing i would appreciate it! Similar TutorialsYes, I know that an unchecked checkbox not posting is part of the html specifications. I'm just curious if anyone knows why this was desired behavior? If I have a form and I'm processing user input, input textboxes that are left blank yield an empty string. This makes processing them very easy. If I have checkboxes in my form, I have to test for a null value when referencing the checkbox by name prior to assigning or using its value. It would be far preferrable to simply have it submitted with checked="unchecked" (or false, whatever) so that it can be used immediately. Hello i want to get values passed from a webpage lets say siteA.html from another page siteB.html without php jsp or any server side language just html and javascript. If you can give an example on how to do this or an overview please do it. Thanks. I use blogger for my blog. Unfortunately, it does not give me the option to post the time AND date on every post, only one or the other. I chose to post the date, but I also want to know if anyone knows of an HTML code that can show the date the post was posted. If needed, my blog is http://www.freebie-link.com/. Any idea why the "theuploadedfile" input is not displayed when the program comes in after the submit ? PHP Code: <?php print 'Post=<pre>'; print_r($_POST);print '</pre>'; // PROBLEM $_POST['theuploadedfile'] IS NOT DISPLAYED (the text one is) ?> <form enctype="multipart/form-data" action="<?php print $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']; ?>" method="post"> <br>File to upload <input name="status" type="hidden" value="submitted"> <br>A<input name="thetexttype" type="text" size="100"> <br>B<input name="theuploadedfile" type="file" size="100" > <br><input name="submit" type="submit"> </form> Greetings all, i have a site that i've tested on my servers, and everything looks great in IE, FF, Eudora, etc... but then when i post it to the client's server, it appears fine in IE, but in FF (through Netscape), it gets these funny characters everywhere (see attached). Like 'A's w/ carats over them at the spaces and such... i don't know if this is something correctable in my code, or if it's a difference in hosting environments. Any insight would be greatly appreciated... and just for reference, this is the encoding at the top of each page in case it matters: Code: <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> <head> <meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html;charset=utf-8" /> TIA How can i insert the comments in HTML I hate how MySpace comments don't fill up the entire width of the profile, so does anyone know (or help me with) a code that will stretch the comments across the entire profile? Hi I am using a conditional comment on a website to load a css sheet for IE6 and below <!--[if lte IE6]> <link href="expleonardo.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"> <![endif]--> In IE6 it loads the sheet and does what I want it to do but the following: <!--[if lte IE6]> <![endif]--> shows at the top of the page on a white line. The website address is www.errolsimprov.co.uk/leonardo/index.htm Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks John Basically I have a tab on my website called future ideas and my goal is to have a small table at the bottom of the screen that simple has a "name", "comment" input box, and what I want is to when they click "submit" it will post a small little box of the person's comment on the bottom of the webpage. I have a feeling this is not easy at all and I would like some dumbed down language here when explaining to me because I am definitely not a pro at php coding yet. Or maybe if there is a package out there someone highly recommends please post it, but be sure there is a good guide to post as well for it. Thanks in advance! I was wondering if anybody knew if using frontpage or had the code for something like pretty much: I want to make a comments / message board type thing where people can leave comments sorta of like on the end of the new york times articles or such where people comment, however i want to make it so i can approve the comments before they show up. Hi New to the forum, but think this might be the place for questions like this.. :-) Have a problem with a facebook statement I'd like to use in my learning-project to handle comments etc. The commenting module is workin perfect, but the statement to get the number of comments have problems in IE-browsers prior to v9. Probably I'm doing something wrong in the wrapping, but I need someone to tell me what... The statement should according to FB be pronounced like: Code: <fb:comments-count href=http://example.com/></fb:comments-count> And the result should be a number (stating the number of comments) In my site I've wrapped the statement in a number of span's like this: Code: <span style="float:left">Denna post har </span>
<span style="float:left"><fb:comments-count href='www.hvid.nu/patricks_blogg/post/{url_title}'}</fb:comments-count></a></span>
<span style="float:left"><a href="patricks_blogg/post/{url_title}"> kommentarer</a></span>
Producing the line: Denna post har X kommentarer. This works for ALL browsers exept IE8 and down, where the rendering totally stops after the fb:comments-count -statement. (it works for IE9 by some peculiar reason) Anyone have a clue on how wo wrap this in order to have IE to understand? Best regards /Patrick I'm just going through a refresher exercise with my HTML knowledge - going through some HTML skeletons with the w3c on hand, and I just had a thought that I hadn't ever considered before... It's taken as a given that the first line of a HTML document should be the doctype declaration, and that this must go before the <html> tag... But, are you allowed to place comments above the doctype? or will this break it? I can't find anything either way at w3c or anywhere else... I'm trying to parse thru an HTML file and besides of having some problems with images, I also don't really understand how comments markup works. I was reading this, and I don't understand how <!------> hello--> is only one comment. In my parser I run to this <!--, and then what? Should I look first for -->, then again for --> and then for <!-- ? If another --> comes before <!--, then the comment includes this -->, and I should look again for a --> until the next <!-- comes before the next -->, assuming that there is one. Or how does it work? I've been considering using Powersurge.net for my web site. Any comments about them? From what I've seen their support is very fast. (I recieved replies to all my questions within minutes.) Thanks wedding veils discount wedding dress mother of the bride HTML Code: <!--[if IE]> <div id="header"> <table align="center"><tr> <td align="center"><span class="chosen">< Home</span></td> <td align="center"><a class="nav" href="NewsReviews.html" title="news">< News & Reviews</a></td> <td align="center"><a class="nav" href="Gallery.html" title="Gallery">< Gallery</a></td> <td align="center"><a class="nav" href="http://musichasm.freeforums.org/" title="forums">< Forum</a></td> <td align="center"><a class="nav" href="HelpContact.html" title="contact">< Contact Us</a></td> <td align="center"><a class="nav" href="Underground.html">< Underground</a></td> </tr></table> </div> <![endif]--> <!--[if ! IE]>--> <div id="header"> <span class="chosen">< Home</span> <a class="nav" href="NewsReviews.html" title="news">< News & Reviews</a> <a class="nav" href="Gallery.html" title="Gallery">< Gallery</a> <a class="nav" href="http://musichasm.freeforums.org/" title="forums">< Forum</a> <a class="nav" href="HelpContact.html" title="contact">< Contact Us</a> <a class="nav" href="Underground.html">< Underground</a> </div> <!--<![endif]--> That is my coding for a CSS menu which fixes a 'ghost text' bug in IE 6 and lower... It produces the proper result in IE, FF, and Opera, but the only problem is that dreamweaver sees them both as comments, and does not display it in design view....I just upgraded to CS3, but MX and 8 both showed the menus....any ideas? How do you deleted more than one comment at a time on myspace? When creating a file from a template in Dreamweaver CS3, is there anyway to remove all the comment tags around editable regions? ok first off... I looked at every site I could find to help me with this, but none of it helps out at all! Let me first also say that I have a site where I store my Fanfictions that I write myself. What I would like to do is to create something where the people that read the stories can review it on my site.( meaning to comment on it and even rate it) Here is the Site: http://annsanime.awardspace.com/YaoiFanfictions.html But here's the thing... I'm so confused about it... all the tutorials are not really clear on some things like what files to use or Exactly how to edit the forms or even how to put what file where or what to name it or to put in it.... it's all confusing to me.... I know how to make a form but that's about all.... other than that... I'm totally stumped! please someone help me! ~Ann Hello all, First of all, I am new to HTML stuff, so any help would be really appreciated. I use a WYSIWYG program called WYSIWYG Web Builder. While using this program (for around 10 months) I learned some stuff about HTML, PHP and CSS. And I managed to make my own website very well. In my website, there are some pages that I would like visitors to comment on the article these pages contain. That program offers a "Blog Extension", all I needed to do is to drag this extension to the page and it automatically creates the PHP code and other stuff (of course after creating the SQL database). This extension shows the comments in an inline frame, but with the help of a guy who uses the same program, we managed to remove the inline frame, so with every comment added, the page height expands. The only downside of this blog extension is that anyone can comment without approving the comment by the admin! Now, I noticed that Facebook has a comment plugin, I tried it on a "white" page and it works well. But, let's have this scenario: I have a page with blue background color, and I want the Facebook comments plugin to be inside a gray frame that expands WITHOUT showing the scrollbar (not for the page, for the comments) when more comments are posted, how can I do that? Thanks a lot How do I sync my login database to a comment box and their recent activity? Example: On failblog they have a those comments after a video and they synced it to their login database. I need to know how to make a php script or something that keeps tracks of a user's recent activity, and alows them to post etc. If you don't mind posting a link to a tutorial or anything, or tell me what to look for it would be great. Thanks! I've been looking for hours if not days.... |
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